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So if you like to explore a lot and end up 'picking up' quest items before they are required, you easily can break your game.
I basically hit lv15 before I even meet all the faction's leaders.
What I also found stupid in the game's design is that there is only ONE freaking coin arena, and that all faction's inns lets you 'WARP' to it in their basement.
Except there's nothing indicating as such. You can continue leveling past 46 and just not receive anything of any value (health points, skill points, attribute points, talent points). I'm thinking oversight at this point if not a bug.
Hell, the help notes don't ever state that there's a cap on level or progression in any way.
Agree to disagree. If you're smart about what arena challenges you pick (Based on what your character is capable of doing), then you'll gain more experience points than just regular questing by a long shot. However, it would be "grinding", which some players may find boring if they're not experimenting in some way with the game's combat.
It's only human enemies in that wave (I'm lv20) that seems to be highly leveled in that they can mow through your HP even with your very high armor. They seem to be artificially boosted.
I'm honestly not sure what point you're trying to make or if you're attempting to attack a straw man.